This charming reflection on life is an easy read. However, the author’s earlier works were a real bear. Time, once again, to look back at the past year’s ebbs and flows, ins and outs, and ups and downs…not to mention … Continue reading →
Two heads may be better than one. But the Roman god Janus doesn’t look like he knows if he’s coming or going. “Hope smiles from the threshold of the year to come, whispering, ‘It will be happier.’” – – Alfred, … Continue reading →
In a recent interview in the elegantly appointed webzine The Nice Rooms, Gunboat Smith mentioned that our “song shop” model of musical production consisted of releasing individual songs that can stand alone as singles while thematically fitting into the collection … Continue reading →
GBD was back at Zoe Tribe Studios recently putting the finishing touches on a couple of songs that will soon be unleashed on shocked and horrified listeners. One of them will be the first tune on a cumulative compilation of … Continue reading →
We were recently hunkered down in the embassy at Zoe Tribe Studios recording tracks for some new songs that will soon be cruelly inflicted on a totally unsuspecting public. In keeping with our endless quest to craft songs in wildly … Continue reading →
A gaggle of amiable ambassadors, creative consuls and various charming charge d’affaires recently gathered in the elegantly appointed embassy at Zoe Tribe Studios to make some of our notorious noise. While ensconced in our sturdy recording redoubt, we laid down … Continue reading →
A “B” In Your Sonnet Recently, Kay Day at Indie Art South offered a quick analysis of our new songs, “I’m Not Going Back To Jacksonville” and “Beneath A Solemn Sky,” at one point comparing the closing line of the … Continue reading →
Diplomats, dilettantes, deadbeats, and debutants. Welcome one and all. Here you will find some silly songs, remarkable recommendations, fine folk music, and hallowed historical factoids. Please keep your hands and arms inside the vehicle at all times. And away we … Continue reading →
